K9s is a tool that streamlines Kubernetes commands for microservices and container orchestration. It simplifies operations by providing a user-friendly interface with shortcuts. Installation is straightforward on Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms... read more  

Discover how composable architectures transform software development for enhanced flexibility, scalability, and innovation... read more  

Amazon S3 will now make unauthorized requests free of charge for customers. Bucket owners will not be charged for requests that return an HTTP 403 error response initiated from outside their AWS account. This change applies to all S3 buckets and all AWS Regions, including AWS GovCloud (US) and AWS C.. read more  

A dangerous case of tar archive unpacking.. read more  

Docker Hub is a container registry used to find and share container images. Pulling images from Docker Hub can be done through Docker Desktop by using the command 'docker pull'. The same can be accomplished through Podman Desktop using the command 'podman pull'... read more  

Storing large amount of data in DynamoDB has a high cost. Reducing this cost involves efficiently removing old entries and setting appropriate TTL values. Scanning large tables in DynamoDB presents challenges such as minimizing monetary and load costs while ensuring live traffic is not disrupted... read more  

Navigating the Pitfalls: Lessons Learned from Implementing Kubernetes in a Small SaaS Business.. read more  

After a few critical vulnerabilities were uncovered, Kubernetes got serious about securing pods with user namespaces. Also in the box: More granular container scaling... read more  

The creator of Bunnix, a Unix-like operating system for x86_64 targets, spent 27 days working on the project. The kernel is primarily written in Hare and includes drivers for PCI, AHCI block devices, PS/2 keyboards, and more. Bunnix also features third-party software like Vim, gzip, and tcc, with a .. read more  

Global stock-market share registry operator Computershare is abandoning VMware due to concerns over Broadcom's latest licensing regime and price hikes. Computershare's CTO Kevin O’Connor revealed that the decision to migrate 24,000 VMs to Nutanix was driven by the significant increase in price quote.. read more